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Ford designed the F-150 to get the job done. Whether your work takes you to a construction site, down the highway, or off the road, you can count on it. Pickup trucks are changing into not only everyday drivers, but also luxury cruisers, and the F-150 has a model that will fit into every category. With options for four-door cabs that will fit the family and a wide variety of engines and bed lengths, you can find the perfect model for your work and play. Let the 2020 Ford F-150 impress everyone at work and at home. more The Power and Performance The selection of engines for the F-150 starts with a 3.3-liter V-6 that gets 290 horsepower. For more power, a 2.7-liter turbo V-6 will get you 325 horsepower, or the 5.0-liter V-8 will deliver 395 horsepower. Next up, the 3.5-liter turbo V-6 generates 375 horsepower, or it can reach 450 horsepower and 510 pound-feet of torque. The diesel option in the F-150 lineup is a V-6 that produces 250 horsepower and gets an impressive 440 pound-feet of torque. The 2020 F-150 can tow up to 13,200 pounds and has a max payload of 3,270 pounds when properly equipped. The Off-Road Performance Any of the F-150 models can handle some off-road terrain, but if you want extra capabilities, the Raptor is the model you need. This comes with exclusive high-output, off-road FOX racing shocks that provide extra control when you hit rough terrain. It also has trail control, a high-tech cruise control that gives you more traction. You just need to set the speed, and the system will manage the acceleration and the braking. It will also automatically send torque to the wheels that need it. Exterior Features Your F-150 will impress everyone at work as soon as you pull up to the site. It offers exterior features such as chrome trim elements, LED box lighting, and cargo management system with four tie-down cleats. The Lariat model has LED box lighting, power-folding side door mirrors, and a power-sliding rear window, while the King Ranch adds a remote tailgate release, and it has LED headlight and taillights. Towing Capabilities The F-150 offers a wide selection of smart towing features, including trailer sway control as part of the AdvancTrac with roll stability control system. A smart trailer tow connector will alert you if there are connectivity issues or any kind of lighting or battery issues. Additional available towing features include Pro Trailer Backup Assist to synchronize the truck and the trailer when you back up and a Dynamic hitch assist system with a line-of-sight guide and an 8-inch productivity screen with trailer information. An available blind spot information system will alert you when a vehicle is in your blind spot or when a vehicle approaches the trailer. The Ford F-150 has the features, the power, and the performance to impress on the job. With a wide selection of engine options, advanced towing technology, and an off-road model, you can get the F-150 that works for you.

Ever since the Ford Escape was introduced in 2000, its been very popular with drivers. And no wonder. The SUV combines style and performance with the safety and reliability that Ford vehicles are known for. For the 2020 model year, the Escape is getting an exciting new redesign. Let's talk about what you can expect from the new Escape. Hybrid Model The 2020 Escape marks the return of hybrid SUVs manufactured by Ford. The hybrid version will feature a powertrain supplemented by a gasoline engine. Base trim levels will come equipped with an EcoBoost three-cylinder turbo engine, while upper trim levels will come equipped with the 2.0-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder. The hybrid Escape will feature active grille shutters to enhance its efficiency and it will ride on 19-inch black alloy wheels. Ford also plans on introducing a plug-in Escape. more Architecture The 2020 Escape will be constructed around Ford's new front-wheel drive platform, meaning that it will contain higher-strength steels than in previous models. The exterior design is smoother and more fluid-like. The crossbars that were featured on previous models will be replaced by a mesh grille. The headlights and taillights will be redesigned to appear sharper and more sculpted and dual exhaust tips are featured on the exterior. The hatch will be longer and have a larger opening. Overall, you can expect a more efficient and aerodynamic driving experience when you take the wheel of the 2020 Ford Escape. Ford plans to offer two body styles for the 2020 model. One style will be slightly larger than the previous model years and offer a third row of seats. The second style will have two rows of seating, similar to previous versions. Safety features such as pre-collision assist, active park assist, blind spot information, and evasive steering assist will be included in the 2020 Escape. Engine The gasoline-powered version will be powered by the 180 horsepower, 1.5-liter EcoBoost three-cylinder engine and produce 200 pound-feet of torque. The 260 horsepower, EcoBoost four-cylinder engine, capable of producing 260 pound-feet of torque, will be available in the upper trim levels. All trim levels will come standard with an eight-speed automatic transmission. Interior The 2020 Escape's interior will be redesigned to have a more modern look and you can expect it to be roomier than in previous models. The dashboard will feature a large tablet-style infotainment screen that is more receptive, easier to see, and easier to operate than previous versions. You can expect the instrument cluster to have more digitization and fewer buttons to push than in previous Escape models. Both driver and passengers can expect to have more shoulder and leg room while riding in the new Ford Escape. Leather-upholstered six-way power seating will provide even more comfort. These are just some of the exciting new features that you can expect from the 2020 Ford Escape. Like previous versions, the 2020 model will specialize in versatility, making it the perfect SUV for running everyday errands or hitting the highway for family road trips. It will soon be available to test drive, so stay tuned. Image via pixabay.com

Ever since the Ford Explorer was introduced to consumers for the 1991 model year, the SUV has been extremely popular with drivers. It's easy to see why, given how the Explorer combines style and performance with the safety and reliability that Ford vehicles are known for. For the 2020 model year, Ford is rewarding fans with a redesign, the first in eight years. Let's discuss what you can expect. Explorer ST For the 2020 model year, Ford is rolling out an all-new Explorer trim level, the ST. Under the ST's hood, you'll find a 400 horsepower engine and a sport-tuned suspension. Exterior highlights will include a bold redesigned grille, ST badging, available 21-inch high gloss black aluminum wheels, and red painted calipers. Sport bucket seats, upholstered in micro-perforated leather with City Silver stitching, are a highlight of the ST's interior. more Explorer Hybrid For the first time ever, Ford will offer a hybrid version of the Explorer that promises to deliver a green driving experience, without compromise.  It will come equipped with a 318 horsepower, 3.3-liter V-6 engine. Combined with the 2020 Explorer Hybrid's battery pack, that engine will give the vehicle a 500-mile range. The Explorer Hybrid will be capable of towing up to 5,000 pounds. With the battery pack tucked under the second-row of seating, you'll have plenty of cargo space for all of your favorite gear. New Technology and Improved Capabilities You can expect the 2020 Explorer to feature the latest technology and improved capabilities. One exciting new feature is Ford Co-Pilot360, a system that assists drivers with avoiding collisions. Upper trims will also be equipped with adaptive cruise control with speed sign recognition. A 12.3-inch customizable gauge cluster that allows the driver to customize the instrument panel is one of the highlights of the Platinum and ST. Passengers will appreciate the comfort provided by the standard tri-zone electronic automatic temperature control and the E-Z Entry second-row captain's chairs. The 2020 Explorer will have a maximum towing capacity of 5,000 pounds when equipped with the Class III Trailer Tow Package. That's a 66 percent increase in towing capacity over previous models. The interior will have a maximum cargo volume of 87.8 cubic feet. Speaking of cargo, the available hands-free foot-activated liftgate will make it much easier to load. With the Cargo Management System and fold-flat second- and third-row seating, you'll be able to reconfigure the interior space to meet any of your cargo and passenger needs. Safety Features Because the 2020 Explorer was redesigned with your safety and security in mind, it will include more standard safety equipment than previous models. Base trim levels will now come standard with the Blind Spot Information System and Pre-Collision Assist. All second- and third-row seats will come equipped with LATCH child restraints to protect your most precious cargo. These are just some of the exciting new features you can expect from the 2020 Explorer. It will soon be available to test drive so you can see for yourself how the Explorer is better than ever before. Image via Ford.com